Fred,
For the IO characteristics for each pin on the CPU, please refer to the i.MX31 Datasheet from Freescale.
Here is a direct link:
http://www.freescale.com/...t/MCIMX31.pdf?fpsp=1
Chapter 4 has the electrical characteristics. As you can see, the max on any and all pins is 3.3V. Most pins, however, operate at 1.8V so keep this in mind while designing your product. If you are using the i.MX31 module, the i.MX31 SOM-LV Hardware Specification on the LogicPD website has a pin out table that indicates which I/O are at 1.8V, 2.7V or 3.3V at power on reset.
http://www.logicpd.com/auth/downloads/i.MX31/

-K

Thanks, Kurt! Could you tell me if my C code is correct? I'm trying to activate GPIO pin 0, which is connected to an LED, so I believe if I'm doing it correctly then it should turn off the LED. (Do you know of any sample code for accessing the GPIO lines?)

// sw_mux_ctl_gpio1_0_gpio1_1_gpio1_2_gpio1_3
PEGULONG *sw_mux_ctl = (PEGULONG *) 0x43FAC14C

//DR
PEGULONG *dataRegister = (PEGULONG *)0x53FCC000;

// GDIR
PEGULONG *directionRegister = (PEGULONG *)0x53FCC004;

//PSR
PEGULONG *padStatusRegister = (PEGULONG *)0x53FCC008;


*sw_mux_ctl &= 0x00000000; // set pads to GPIO mode
*directionRegister |= 0x0000000F;// set GDIR to output
*dataRegister &= 0x11111110; // zero the last 4 bits
*dataRegister |= 0x1; // write 1 in bit 0 to turn on GPIO line 0

Hi Fred, I'm trying to activate GPIO pin 0 too, and I would like to ask you what methods, library or functions are you using to access and modify the physical addresses?

Regards

Posted By juanluna on 31 Jul 2008 2:18 PM
Hi Fred, I''m trying to activate GPIO pin 0 too, and I would like to ask you what methods, library or functions are you using to access and modify the physical addresses?

Regards

Altho they name them uP_GPIO_0 and uP_GPIO_1, they are really on MCU1_7 and MCU1_8, which are also named CAPTURE and COMPARE on the schematic.